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I don’t think Christianity is insane or stupid. Human beings live by experiences and stories. Not all experiences and stories are helpful, but the story of a loving God seeking to save the world by entering it and giving everything to make it happen is a very lovely human(e) story. Those who come t...

Love the format and your presentation, BYP! Great stuff!

malkie wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 29, 2024 1:03 am

Did I read this correctly?

Would it not be preferable for "Satan" to be an apostate?

Drumdude, reading your quote I read that the church did what the fellow asked and his wife states it is for the best. I am not seeing what you are upset about. Did I say somewhere I was upset about this? I found it interesting and noteworthy, hence posting it here. I do think it is something simila...

Corbin Allred is the actor who plays Satan in the LDS temple movie, and has been haphazardly thrown down the memory hole now that he has left the church: “Hey guys, Corbin doesn’t have a Reddit acct, but I will comment for us both. I’m McKenzie, his wife. First off, we appreciate everyone’s curiosit...

Res Ipsa wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 27, 2024 7:30 pm

Props to Marcus and get well soon, Pirate.

Ditto!

I agree with Doc. Cult members need to cult and hate being called out for their cultist behavior. They are constantly told about being chosen and whatnot and don't want to hear otherwise. Don't let it get you down. Obviously, you are on the side of truth. Anyway, stick around here. I've always enjo...

That exists as a field? Can you be more specific? And explain your reasoning so as to demonstrate you aren’t trolling? Everyone has a field. There’s no need to engage or counter apologists or (belligerent) church-associated actors through inefficient means that outside one’s expertise. I liked her ...

Another recent similar story: Chills were rising on our skin and tears were forming in our eyes, and when we finished we all knew that we had just been a part of and witnessed something very special and very meaningful that really took our breath away,” said Alex Shapiro, executive director of the U...

The faithful LDS subreddit works the same way. They need to be treated with kid gloves lest someone there subjects their testimony to critical thought.

It’s a powerful sign that the religion is fragile if it can’t handle the most gentle, thoughtful, and carefully researched criticism.